A Suicide Note at Sunset

[This book consists of multiple short stories]

[No angst throughout]

Never Say Goodbye

Only later did I understand that the condition for never saying goodbye again is never seeing each other again...

“The Last Day”: What kind of despair and loneliness could make someone wear a truly happy smile only moments before death?

“The Warrior Who Dreamed of Conquering the Sea”: Fate isn’t something you can overcome just because you decide to.

“No Feelings”: Even without emotions, I can remember your gentle smile. It’s the most precious treasure in my life. Let happiness rot in the past!

“A Cat’s Life”: Too bad there are no do-overs in this world...

“The Dreams of Youth”: Only what you bury with your own hands is truly yours. Everything else is an illusion...

“Growing More and More Unfamiliar”: All the sweetness has worn away amid the daily grind of life.

“Warning Bell”: It’s both a warning bell and a death knell! Philosophy is just too profound.

“Infinite Terror”: Countless times, I thought I’d escaped the cycle, yet the tragic ending had been set in stone all along...

“Before the World Ends...” What does it matter if the world ends? As long as the person you love is by your side, that’s still better than wandering aimlessly through space.

“The Line Between Good and Evil”: Good and evil are separated by a single thought. Can you see the true nature of the world through this story?

“Reckless Youth”: At first glance, it seems like there’s only one clown in the whole story. Look again, and everyone’s a joke. In the end, you see someone’s reflection...

“A Suicide Note at Sunset”: A suicide note is always meant for the writer to read...